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Hiro Hamada ([personal profile] baymaxing) wrote in [community profile] shellphones2025-07-06 02:25 pm

video; un: baymaxing

Type: Video
<Sender ID: baymaxing (Hiro Hamada)
To: Public
Subject: Underwater Investigations.
Warnings: None that I can think of immediately?

[Hiro is tinkering away in his dedicated space to work and research, Baymax observing nearby and apparently attempting to help clean up a little. The teen speaks as he works on something or other, notes next to him.]

I was thinking.....I know others here are also...uh, I guess, inventors? We should help out, work together? I know there've been times when we've needed to like, dive and go underwater, right? I've been thinking if I can come up with something to help with that? It's just a matter of coming up with ideas. What might work? Diving is fine, but even that only gets you down so far. And you'd have limited oxygen with the tanks....Maybe some sort of machine you can go in? It'd have to be tested and stuff. Make sure it's safe. That it could handle the pressure.....I dunno. If anyone has any suggestions, ideas? I've dealt with making suits for other stuff, but not so much the water. That kind of makes things a bit more complicated. Maybe something like a drone for underwater? So we can look around to be sure of whatever we might find, and then go down after.....?

[He ends up more sort of spouting off ideas to himself more than anything, and Baymax glances over at the teen, telling him that he should go and take a break. Get some rest and something to eat. Hiro does have a tendency to get rather distracted and focused on his plans, his work, and ignoring anything else.]

Okay, okay, bud. I'm coming. Um, yeah, let me know what you guys think?

[Hiro says before giving a wave and ending the video so Baymax will stop telling him to take a break.]
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[personal profile] octoblot 2025-07-09 09:14 pm (UTC)(link)
I wouldn't call myself an inventor, per-say, but as a mage, I have been experimenting with whether or not a potion can be crafted that can be taken to help deal with the issues of atmospheric pressure on one's body or the like...

However, I think your idea of a drone to send down first in order to get a better look at what's actually down there might be the more practical and safer option than sending anyone else down there first, regardless of whether or not the issue of pressure and oxygen has been addressed.

[Although, as a mer, Azul can in fact just... go down there himself and see what's up, but he would really rather not.]
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[personal profile] octoblot 2025-07-12 01:27 pm (UTC)(link)
My guess? The deeper you dive, the darker it is going to get, so you'll want to make sure that your little drone is capable of seeing or at least registering movement, depending on which sea creatures are residing in that area.

And especially, being prepared for the ones in particular that may not appreciate any bright lights suddenly appearing in their domain.
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[personal profile] octoblot 2025-07-13 01:28 pm (UTC)(link)
Depending on just how deep down your drone is able to go, a shark may be the least of your problems, honestly.

[There are a lot scarier looking deep sea fish down there in the depths that can make sharks seem cuter by comparison...]
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[personal profile] octoblot 2025-07-16 05:35 pm (UTC)(link)
A disguise would not hurt--I would say perhaps having something that allows the drone to look like an angler fish might be worth looking into. That way, any light it gives off would not appear to be that out of place to any of the other sea creatures that might be living down there.
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[personal profile] octoblot 2025-07-20 02:32 pm (UTC)(link)
Yes, that's correct.

Depending on just how far down the drone is able to go into the ocean, that may be your best solution as far as disguises go to keep most other deep sea fish from wanting to come near it... well, except for perhaps any smaller ones that may not know better and are attracted to the light the drone might give off, but those ones should not be particularly worrying.
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[personal profile] octoblot 2025-07-24 03:55 am (UTC)(link)
If I recall correctly, sharks do prey on anglerfish, but they tend to go after the juveniles, not the adult-sized ones. Dolphins and seals also eat anglerfish, but only when they risk actually leaving the dark depths, so I think as long as your drone is large enough to be considered an adult-sized angler, and sinks down in the darkness quickly enough before it draws attention from any large mammals like the ones I mentioned before...

Regardless, I must admit at this point that I don't know much when it comes to robotics and technomancy, so I will have to trust your judgement in regard to coming up with various designs first and determining what would work best for the drone outside of just being able to blend in.